363-206-305 Circuit Order:
NTP-026
Issue 3, June 2000 Page 3 of 4
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NOTE:
The following commands may be used to delete, enter, and
retrieve STS-1 cross connections: dlt-crs-sts1,
ent-crs-sts1, and rtrv-crs-sts1. See the
Commands and Reports section of this User/Service Manual
for a description of commands.
At the terminating (drop) nodes, use the dlt-crs-sts1:
command to delete the STS-1 cross connections for the DS3
being discontinued, if required.
7. Use the dlt-crs-sts1: command to delete the pass-through
STS-1 cross connections at each non-terminating node for the
DS3 service being removed, if required.
8. Remove the DS3 circuit packs associated with the Function Units
slots being discontinued, if required.
9.
NOTE:
If a port is in the
nmon(n)
state, the signal is not monitored
or alarmed. The port will not automatically go to the
in
service(i)
state when a signal is detected as it will in the
auto(a)
state. In the
nmon
state, the port must be returned
to the
auto
state, using the set-state-t3: command, to
turn on monitoring of signal failures and before any circuit
packs associated with that port can be removed from the
equipment list by the upd command.
If circuit pack(s) was removed, momentarily depress the UPD/INIT
pushbutton on the SYSCTL or use the upd command to update
the DDM-2000 internal equipment list.
If circuit pack(s) was not removed, use set-state-t3:
command to set state of DS3 circuit pack to “not monitored”
(
nmon
).
10. Verify that all alarms go off.
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